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Unfinished
Unfinished
Genre: Memoir
Pace: Medium
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Triggers: Bullying, Family Issues, Emotional Struggles
Review:
“Family makes or breaks ”
Priyanka Chopra's "Unfinished" is a modern parenting guide that provides an insight into an epic journey through time, exploring her life and career. Chopra is an excellent writer, able to express her thoughts beautifully, recalling important aspects of her childhood days. The journey she outlines is inspiring for both kids and adults, touching on relevant issues such as bullying and various challenges of growing up.
Reading Experience:
The book is a testament to what a good parenting and a supportive family can create. A successful person is a combination of efforts of many, the parents, the family and many more.
Chopra’s parents are depicted as liberal yet understanding, knowing when to stand their ground. For instance, sending Priyanka to a hostel was a tough decision, but it ultimately worked well for her mental state. As the book progresses, Priyanka faces new challenges, but there is a constant support system known as family.
The story has a good pace, and since Chopra is an actor, readers might find it easy to relate to her experiences.
Writing:
Chopra’s writing is engaging and teaches several lessons. For instance, the door nameplate incident is a notable part of the book. She highlights the importance of parents in ensuring a child’s growing years are filled with self-confidence.
Though the story itself might not be extraordinarily intriguing, fans of Priyanka Chopra will find it captivating and worth reading.
Conclusion:
This memoir is recommended for readers looking for inspiration and insights into the life of a global icon. It's a testament to the power of parental support and personal resilience.
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